RE: Novell WebAcces

["Horseman, Michael W." <michael.horseman () capgemini com>]

I think maybe you're seeing the directory traversal vulnerability
identified in Groupwise.  Groupwise 6 had this vulnerability as well as
previous versions if I remember right.

http://xforce.iss.net/xforce/xfdb/7287



Thanks,

Michael Horseman

IT Security Analyst

Capgemini

michael.horseman () capgemini com <mailto:michael.horseman () capgemini com>

w: 816.414.4925



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I was playing around when I found a small problem with Novell's
WebAcces.
With User.lang you can give in you're language as parameter I tried some
different stuff there and when I tried "> so that the URL would be
hxxp://www.notsohappyserver.com/servlet/webacc?User.Lang="> a Link
apeared I clicked it and so I found some unprotected dirs.
The problem is that the file
hxxps://www.notsohappyserver/com/novell/webaccess/WebAccessUninstall.ini
contains info about the servername context and install paths
It seems that this is working on almost every webacces server.



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